Update 2024-08-08-david-swanson-presentation.md

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 Both OSPool and Open Science Data Federation (“OSDF”) have played a part in the LVK’s work. Posnansky explained how they use the computing capacity of the OSPool and the HTCondor software to analyze and then organize tasks into a directed acyclic graph. This allows Posnansky to manage the complex computations required for archival searches and real-time detections of gravitational waves. These services also opened up avenues for Posnansky to further his black hole research; jobs run using HTCondor have revealed the mass distribution of black holes in the universe, and shown how often collisions occur between them. Posnansky’s current goals focus on developing a workflow to better leverage OSDF, improving efficiency for large analyses.
 
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